Last fall Roman claimed he was hacked. He had all of the bitcoin on deposit at Bitfloor in 1 hot wallet, and 25 000 Bitcoin were gone. Instead of going bankrupt, he decided to lock all of the bitcoins on account there as 'Held' and continue operating.
If you had bitcoin with Roman on that day, you became an unwilling creditor to Roman on his terms, where were, and are: I will pay you back someday, maybe, and you get no interest, and I won't allow trading of my debts. To date, he has made one tiny payment and has not committed to any schedule to pay the remainder back. In fact, he will never be able to pay 25000 bitcoin back, unless the price crashes.
There has been no proof provided of the supposed hack.
People continue to trade bitcoins on his site every day. I'm sure they will be shocked when their is another 'security breach' and all their money is gone. Or FinCEN shows up and shuts Bitfloor down and all their money is held for 4 years while the lawyers sort things out and carve their fees out of the money on deposit.
Holy shit man. This is fact and people still trade there? He basically stole money from people and then opened up doors again for selective scamming again?